Cisco Cisco Web Security Appliance S380 Notas de publicación

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Previously, the Web Proxy did not serve ranges for cached content even if 
rangerequestdownload was enabled. In some cases, this broke client applications that 
expected only part of the response in a range instead of the entire response. This no longer 
occurs. [Defect ID: 48394] 

Previously, an application error occurred in the Japanese localized web interface when 
downloading a root certificate for the HTTPS Proxy. This no longer occurs. [Defect ID: 48624] 

Previously, the Web Proxy did not forward some client headers to the destination server, 
breaking some client applications that used those headers. This no longer occurs. Now, the 
Web Proxy forwards those headers. [Defect ID: 49139] 

Previously, the on-box reports incorrectly displayed requests that matched custom URL 
categories. This no longer occurs. [Defect ID: 49257] 

Previously, the Web Proxy leaked cache memory and slowed down when processing large 
chunked transactions. This no longer occurs. [Defect ID: 49322] 

Previously, when an HTTPS server used a security certificate containing an asterisk (*) in the 
Common Name (CN) field, the Web Reputation Filters returned “err” as the web reputation 
score instead of its true score. This no longer occurs. [Defect ID: 49394] 

Previously, some URL were miscategorized. This no longer occurs. Now, these URLs are 
correctly categorized. [Defect ID: 46203] 

Previously, the end-user acknowledgement page timed out after some configuration changes, 
prompting users to acknowledge the page again. This no longer occurs. However, it still times 
out after the Web Proxy restarts, as documented. [Defect ID: 47925]